Dear E.V.A.

In a future where Earth has become uninhabitable wasteland due to centuries of unchecked pollution and artificial intelligence usage, humanity survives in sanctuaries. A powerful system called EVA (Eternal Visual Administrator), creates realistic visual, auditory, and tactile images of anything anyone desires. These simulations are not only beautiful but addictive, creating a world in which grief is controlled, edited, avoided....optional.

Seventeen year old Luma from Echo Bloom, the wealthier region of the sanctuary filled with E.V.A's, struggles with the loss of her father who died of brain cancer weeks before her birthday. To cope, her mother gifts her an EVA to create a world in which they don't have to experience his loss.

Eighteen year old Callisto from Solar Skies, the struggling side of the sanctuary, filled with unlicensed echos and black market E.V.A's that spill distorted images, also grieves the loss of his mother who passed during Terra Lucida, or the old world. Even though Callisto has no choice but to face his pain, he trades his grief for anger.

What happens when Luma and Callisto meet in the Eden, the sanctuary's greenhouse where the true sky can still be seen?

Her grief is muted but restless. His is loud but unmoving. Can they learn to live with the weight of their connection? Even if it means facing the thing they are scared of most in this world: loss.